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1-
Tutu“. 3. m5 or flow
Gan-pa. ropes-tr of stator Reich 1... .
W’W.;IM ‘3' :an I
‘ torch. chickens.
"in spending the
fills. Marion Mun. or
. ty. .
O
C .—
, .1
Win up
. . {'3 Film.
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'u-Osgfihult on on writin
Molly's—Adv.
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. or.
bu. ,
,n
_ cw , York.
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a baby girl. born yesterday at
Norwulk hospital.
“moldy Miss
. t . l.
, Ken? is rte .
. I
D O
o v 0 0 O
o o -
seabird-cl);
—chhigh cuul. }itli‘l'l3 6.: Gail
Daniel lJi-cring,
cellibrutru
Mr. land Mrs.
- of Ilowin. street.
1 third birthday" )K'Slt‘l'll‘tiy
' at hdr home.
Combs and music Were cllJoyt-
served.
Masters Charlvs liilli John (3111
lid: Mrs. Daniel lil‘r-l‘lilK.
Mrs. Daniel Dccring, .lr.
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Harris .2; (:Iiilb.
. U
—i‘-cst coat.
I
Irving lileinman n.’ liurti’ui'tl.
mcrly of this Cit}. is \if~iiilll; iii
in the Norwiillis.
llonncily's.—-.\
Illarp pencils lit
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\Vllbur l“. Smith of the State 1‘
mission of ll‘isherir‘s :intl (tunic
liver-ed a. very interesting
the nature department of tile 5
ice citib ot‘ Stilplt‘h" school. in
Bridgepmt. Wmlnvsduy ultr'rn
His lecture was illustmtcd wit
va .hundrcd or more slides.
r, The lr‘ctllrc \\.is on "Liz.
. Economic \.’llllc tll' lilivlS."
'3 ' O o c
~Ready linldc awnings. (l
5‘:
O O O .
—-Thirl.v per cent. oil' on all 1;
tilik
auditorium ut‘ the iI;l\t Side libr
Millicent Bully of 143 Muir”
weekocnd
New
0
rings. Tlily’s.—.Adv.
o o c .
Fruncec Modno or Putnam .
- is spending the week end in
ital-k City as a. guest or Misc
7 paper
"Hi. Ann. Monnhnn returned ‘to
It“ home on llclden avenue after
”all!” a revvowecks with lil‘!‘ sis-
“ [8. Alfred Kerwin. of Brook.
—Llrgo pen. coal: Harris & Guns.
' o o o
‘ ME and. Mrs. liilrry Croal of \‘an
hatmltrcct arc the proud parents oi
the
Mrs. Croal wus-
Sophia. Frolicks or
‘hlll' Your Wen-out on our Club
'. flunk-Ask about it at Donnclty's.
. ‘ ,_.
Mil; Blanche .\.v riluit of “21”
lirofii “as :t \lsliui‘ in Ul'lllgt‘llui'l
ii.
- o o I
Miss Marie .Ureriug. (lilusltit‘l' 1:!
Jr..
her
utternounl
. . ‘ .
A numbl r or i'ri' lids : Ward Whipple. Richard O. Timnmns
"" . helped to make the ultulr a success. Mum mm. ivish,
ii
the kiddies and refreshments “th
The guests were Bliss l'iiirm-
both chas. Miss Marie Decl‘ing and
(if
Bridgeport; Harold and James Dt-i r—
ing. Charles Lents, Lluniui I‘lv-cring,
. {4,11, and
l
u
tur-
! lit!“
\(‘i‘-
dv.
(Jill-
ii“-
to
vrv—
lili‘
.lly,
UUli.
h LL
and
rill l‘
now. Angeline l-‘urnlturo t.‘o.~.\ih'.
C C C
The Norwalk Lllrls' Scout council
met yesterday noon at the limit]
My James Jim. and planned for a «linuvr
v. to be giH'n in honor of Miss Miii')
Dale Owen. or Chicago. ili'\V \uluii—
tecr director for Norwillk i'llltl \\’
fist.
5%? port. It will be held at the lit‘vllll?
: 0! Mrs. John (.‘il\uiiiill;:’l), Sistinqi
"2,; Hill; in the curly pilrt at April.
:1 I‘lnu‘neiul rvpurts u'trc gihn by
llrli Hulu‘l‘t 12. Bishop. .‘lllll .\lr.-~'.
r 'Albcrt M. i“(‘L‘illlF‘ltltl‘i‘ lrpmimi for
it theipublicity (‘Ullllllilll_"._‘.
L C C
a“ nings. at Al
..
r.
i.
0
“Ready made
Wind's—A d v.
' C
I The monthly meeting of the Ho
,.; A bf Education will ilt’: hl‘ltl Mull
‘" night at thv Onli'r‘ of Dr, not...”
our‘priccs now.
lngs. at. .\ngcvinc'3.-—.\dv.
at t 0
n3. L'rnest i".
of 4110 Norwuik (‘otlgrcuutin
churfih, is in New Yuri: city many,
I “
O I C _
-iicur the latest I’lzlyvr I'll
Roll at The Studweil l‘iuno C0.
to
O O O
his“ in the Town Assembly hull
“thfl old gang of mine.” more ll
twoflluntlrcd attending the affair.
‘” c c c
" ‘ -:§Iear the latest Player I‘i.
Inoib at The Studuell I'lill‘lll Co,
. .. o o 0
V cases of \\'illi:lin Sulliv
Ly! .-Seliultz and “Paddy" Marsh
. all argetl with assault and lire:
of“ Iare. wil be given a hearing
thoaptown city court Monday mo
ingozi
Reliant The Stutlwell Piano Co.
O H C
ern mew England Telephone co
puny is ill at her homo
:
.
*
LID" 80
EDWARD
I'erdue. health (InlCt‘r. At the m:
ing.,’ health ordinances; will he tilf~-
Cunard. L
' o c o _
—I-D0n't “all: until spring.
.‘icflregm'. jun-tor
.
."' Afiuccesdul dance was held last
0 . C
fiear the latest Player Piano
1 .
Mas Helen MrMahon_ot the South-
on Cedar
lifti-
'll'li
tiny
l‘).
“1.
(iii -
ltrully liiiidu unli-
liili
ill”
by
tall
Iii'.)
an.
all.
leh
in
file
m-
Mr. and Mrs. J. “'aronsky Ind spa,
or New York City. have rctnrnedJo
their home following a visit with
Mr. and Mrs. 11. Jafiee of Fort Point
street.
\ . . .2
—-Pubilc Service Taxi. Phone 803.
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Bessie. the young daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Sukacs or ’Oxlord
avenue. is ill at her home with the
measles. ’ ,
. o b 0'
—Public Service Taxi. Phone 303.
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Joseph Soiners 0t 57 Benton
street is recovering at his home from
injuries sustained while at work in
the Norwulk liat company's factory.
recently. .
Miss Margaret chay of Lexing-
ton avenue is convalescing at the
Norwnlk hospital from her recent
iilllt‘SS. _ ..
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James Itoach. son at Mr. und Mrs.
J. Roach of 20 Spring street is con-
vaiesclng lil. his home from an opera-
tinn pl'rl'ormed recently by Dr. Scan-
ion and Dr. Power".
0 0 0
Louis llillone. of I’lainncld, N. J.,
who has been a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Marlo Mitrucu. of 28 Lincoln
:unnuv. lt-nves for Italy today.
Ithirty a. song
uncc.
thirty.
and presence as Christina?
and enjoy the privilege of prayer.
\‘ietor Scaltse. pastor.
for the week are as follow:
school at 10 u'clovk. Sunday worship
.\li:~:l Marion Russell elltcrtuincd
:t llW’ friends at her homo on Or-
rlmrd street last evening. Music
and dancing were enjoyed and re-
lrcslnucnis served. Those present.
\vvrc: Dorothy and Geraldine De-'
iunvy, Mildred Gull. Florence Levy,
and (‘hut‘lt-s \Vit‘kl). qull Kane.
1"er
The Tomb Thumb
‘Ttlllf‘li by the children of the East
' .
l
v. cdding pre-
' v 'body and the public
i.\\r-nild .‘lv thodist church in {ihe in Daily Life." "10 Post road. Norton. {islt‘clll‘tgsctd ctoe2uend: ‘
:lil'ii't‘h l.|.\i night, once more e- o c o . .____.__________ , _
‘iitrlitwi ii. large audience. - Victor Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bell et . Wednesday the Ihtiiesntigugcifo
lliniitnld Vii.“ ’i‘nm 'i‘humb and Lil- Crockett street will entertain at: ‘ ty will ”Old an 8- ' '3' tth horn
lil‘l'l birch his brill" Miss Jennie d' n ' t H It .. 1 h h L WES'I'RSRT I sew for the Easter on e. a. e . o
l , .. '1 0° “ 1° 0““ °" "C °‘"°' ' ' or the president. Mrs. Alice Memo-
.itlliv'. other lilt‘liliJCl‘S of the bridal
iat ll o‘cloek.
8:00
City Brief and Personal chInfion- i
m *mech street for s. 1. Stewart.‘
The contract has been given torthe
It. W. Leg: comp-my.
..-]
among. 'Methodlst-Church
Rev. E. B. Sehnert. putor .
There will be an interesting ser-
vice both morning and evening the
coming Lord‘rDuy. In the mornin
at eleven o'clockI the pastor 'wi
preach and in the evening at seven-
service and brief per-
inch. '
The Sunday school session at ten
Our school is open to all
o'clock.
and we would be glad to see mar
01 the parents come with their chil-
dren.
The Epworth League service will
be held in the evening u't six-forty
live. Albert )iiaKowsky will be lead
or. Ho anticipates a large attend
Let us not disappoint. him.
'The regular mid-week prayer not
vice on \Vednesday night at seven-
Can we count on your help
Come
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Ron'uyton Baptist church. Rev
Monday afternoon in place of Wed—
ifesday at the home of Mrs. Kuthcr-
There will also be a
meeting of the Community Brother-
hood at the church. Monday night at
mid-week
prayer meeting. Thursday night. Miss
Mary Sniften will be
no Scofield.
o'clock. At the
the
The services
Sunday
The subject of" the
pastor’s sermon will be "Facing Life
speaker.
Miss S ifrt‘n‘s topic. will be "Religion
g‘to more the ”first.“
D 0 T ‘
' Harold You».
8 Church. Duties.
O 0
ll L‘ FroderickI Buur, of .Norton
Heights. who has been spending
lover-Ill~ weeks in Florida._rcttlrncd
home Wednesday;
0
° be a. commuter the children also.
Prelude. Prelude in E flat”. . Eagle
A . .
Mn. 13. G. Evans. of Linden vuvc-I
hue," Norton Heights. Spent Monday
with her mother. Mrs. Ring. of New
York'Clty.
c
of New Haven.
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"John 8.. MncCluhon. of Norton
avenue. Norton Heights. is. slowly
recovering train on tttcck of pneu-
mould.
: that; can be offered.
devotional.
hour it.
Miss Catherine Fairbanks ct.
tended I theatre party Monday eve-
blnt given by Miss Marjorie Cort. of
New York City._- ' »
O O O .
On Wednesday evening about 6 p.
m.. the Durien Fire Department
was culled to therresidenco of 'lhn'y
Street. at Rowuyton. A Buick tour-
ing car was on fire. the blaze was
Non-walk Miniiters’ Ascot-Mon wtl
lneet.’ in' the
walk.
Congregational church.
will be delivered by Rev.
\Vhitc of New Haven. Conn.»
Unatrltid}: l‘n tho grilling “tog-lei): extinguished after considerable giajlirgzzt V. Claypoob 91.21341-
o'cloek t e 'oung cop es s um: “... done. . , . .
will meet. As a. new contest is to d ‘e . . . Tuesday_g\'¢ulnfil;15th? Conga??-
he started at this meeting. all mem- Mi I "0331 church at 7: 1 to no u c
. . as Lois French. 0: Academy _ .. 1 address
35122233552? ”7-33 ”3522'. 2‘33 em!- 1...... .. venous a .... 11:}: ;:“§,';3"fi.i“"ni‘i‘.’y fish...“ ...
’“"'d‘“5' Md “cm" “”m "‘C“ °“ a” With ”“9“? in Dc‘von‘ Hartford. Conn. This will be lilus-
0
Mr. snd Mrs. Robert Strutllcrs. or
the Post rend. Norton. are visitin
at Pansmu for I. tow dnys. ‘
O O 0
Mrs. Walter Fail-child and her
daughter. Edna. of Newark. N. J..
are visiting. for several days. with
Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Thompklns. oi
closing address at the day will
Small 0: Washington. D. C. Dr
Small is a. lawyer.
time chaplain to
“food in Cuba.
man. and preacher.
oflciul of the church. There Mill
Anthem. "11m 0 Lord" . . . Watson
Anthem. "Sing _Allcluquorth". Buck
l’ostltl’de. l'osfludo in F . .. . . Stern
Evening worship 7:30. "The Pa...
iion Play." on illustrated address by
the Rev. Charles Elmore Barto.‘D.D.
This address will
prove to be one ol.’ the most. fitting
iiitroductlonl to the. Lenten sewn _
The spiritols
and will contribute ‘to
the spiritual well-being of all who
Tuesday 11:00 ln‘the’ md‘rning-thc
Mount ' Zion. Baptist
church. Franklin street. South Nor.
Tuesday'atternoon 2:00. The Pro-
hibition Institute to; Informsticn .
will be held in the South Nat-walk
Addresses
Ralph
Ind
tratcd by stereopticon pictures. Tile
6
delivered by the famous Dr. Sam “I.
a. soldier. one-
Generai Leonard
He is a. newspaper»
His lecture will
l'
I
her seriously
grinned.,
'"Weil. Hindu: is going
the opportunity given her by my trip
tumake a. long visit in the country
with one of her daughters.“ Evelyn
told bin}. .
She is? “’hat an: I going to do?
id you make her do it?"
."ll‘red. you know you
along without: her while I am awayf"
she avcdcd. “it. would just. be extra
expense. Mother‘s negro girl
come over to see about things 1nd
put: clean sheets on your bed. She
has promised to see to it. that you
have plenty of towels
around with. You ought to be con-
tented."
"Oh. well!" He shrugged.
Violet came slowly up the steps
and walked toward her father. Eve-
lyn frowned. She sensed what was i
follow.
"How's my
down with her in th‘o mint-m2.
"I .hope so." She paused. Them”!
didn't hear you come in last night.
It must have been late. Hannah says
you were very late for breakfast.“
"Aw. it was only about: a. m.
It was sitting in on a. little game
with the boys. and I couldn't get
away Very well while I was winner."
"How much did you‘ win 2"
"Oh. I left when I got even."
She smiled at him. turning toflook
him full in the eyespfie looked at
(or a. moment.
6:30 p. m. B. Y. 1”. 1:. meeting.
8 p. m. Singing by
Sermon subject; “1 mn
ell
10
little girl.” Fred ank-
cd. taking her upon his knee.
Violet. smiled at him, then tum-
ed her head to loci: at her mother.
Their eyes met.
I "You soon won't have
to stud
than
to take
can get
dabble
senior choir.
my Broth-
ot Mew-rem av. A.F.~Ch . . , . ‘ ' '
tboiweek end with his parents. Mr. cfriton L’Homnlcdle‘u. organist CHAPTER 1147111“ ' . , ”1%.?!ng .
m Mrs. region. of “Wigwam, 1nd am“ 1 . . ., _ , Fred cum hm.mlymefncxt you at . .. ,7
9",er ‘ mm ”No“ 10599. _ a afternoon. Evelyn was on Io. rod. magi): ;. _ _
_-- .‘ o .0 ‘ Morning” wouMp.‘ Momma...” porehu lovely in white. Vlo-I; Plot, ‘13:“ 1 8°
. 0:: “Cum I‘MO” ‘ echo the Good Shep .n. m will b. let: wugpinying in t 8 Yard- -' With moth _" 1;” , to g.
nlo .wu hold at the residence of mutated by J. a :,history ' otghe ‘Look justrliko a, schoolgirl. Ev. frets. ._ cod ”Mn. _ . ’
Mrs. Gnu-le- Butler. of mole ave- window in thechurch on the north You mm to accent!!! yet-inter In: Wall. , tabloi- 7ou amt.
one. for the benefit or the Ladies’ gm. give? in memory,“ Burr L: b. stead or older. fine '8” 538 ’3' wulked old ,gnoushxnndithlt roll 3118M. get
Md iety ot the Congregational who was for runny yam u tutti; t from the steps or the porch and cat ,ltck. .
"I am oid" enoI
won't get sick.“
"But I want to 'go now." -
Evelyn out in“. . t' '
"Violet. you'll havb a. Ill
time at 504m} Eimbcth’o.
haverjust a grand time-at her .
and plenty 0! good thingsto eat.”
just). dandy timelf' Fred add”.
{'Rufi cud get me the ”W. pot.“
" Violet{ pouunt. climbed Islam
down from'ms"knecs. cud brought.
the folded journal to hhn.-, ,
"I supp you want tojcc who
diedI and w 't store is selling two
doll r and fifty cents lut- Ior 83.98
tomorrow." Frdd grumbled goods
‘humorcdly. untoldlng it. uld bind-
ing her the second section. .
page."
ll
brought suit tor divorce
his wife. Names another man. What
do you know about: that?" 4 '
She poked her head in be-ido his
and together they read the story an
plazoncd in print.
“Wonder what makes a. woman
like. her. married a long time and
with everything. tall (or another
man 7" Fred remarked. Vithout
raising his eyes from the paper.
"Perl:aps—-—" Her thought trail-
ed oft in insrtlcuiution. She fell in-
to a study.
Fred read on.
(To Be Continued.)
y
King's Daughters will hold u ruin-
triage ‘sale at 64 North Mun street.
”my NW MM" Audio “3 GM“ Saturday t:vcxttng:.nm‘rch =3. bin, 47 Elmwood avenue. Luncheon cr's Keeper." Oil'cring llcncdlcfigtég, ~Association will _hold its regula-
iz. incinuh the hes-t man; Jean Charles E “on" of \‘ew York The Republican ton-n caucus will will be served at noon for which a . Tueiday 3 p. In. Misstogaryrin et- 51?,in meeting with Mrs. 1101‘ng .
Milk-““1“" its 3““3 Gl°"‘1""“rc "0“" Citv a. former resident of‘l‘towayton take place on \Vedneaduy night. nominal sum will be charged. - iugfi listen—gin omcclrls. '1‘ such ' \Klje‘ggmvegierbh 1’ 11:
my. tllu llllilli t»: honor: Evelyn “.ag'm 10“." recently and visited March 19. in the 'Town Hall. at Thursday 0“?an 7“5 the week~ 3‘": )é'l‘t‘)? p ~' 1‘ er: I . ,. ’ it ("w ageing
”mm". Dorothy “'hilim'k- 13““ many or his friends. “’hm‘ “"‘° “”3““ "m b° “1“" ““1” 5"”"° m" M continued Wm: “me n" J m)" pm 36 mtee - $1.2”??? 111333;:th can 0
'l‘liu:.i;,....iv. Marjorie Joyce. llclen Un 5mm“. March 23. m. Ever to attend the state convention, in the Church conterencc. 'rhe Rev. mi; id . s D e 'v'th f Lim‘usm‘ialen (Clifton? tn. legit:
t‘tlu.iuiii;::, i.‘\el}li neiidllliill. us Ready Circlc of dilute Daughters. Hurttord on April 3 and 3. At the William H. hidd. B-D- ““1 presldo- 11 r Ear “(3:121 magi?“ me L.” 00“. Terraccp All m mbo u dc:
""i""-""HH‘"- “n" 1'4”” lngham. “'1‘0 will observe the birthday anniver- Caucus A new town chuirman to sue. The work or the .CllurCh Itor Us; PM: x§lpl1rszhl . 1' 1:0‘ hall 1‘ iii rese t - Pic e t "h rse t;
\\.l:a' the liiiniwtcr. The tableau was sarv of Funny Crosby of Bridge- coed Judn Frederick M. Salmon. year “1“ be reviewed. The d eren 3, e’ s yourc we 01110. on L p n '. 9.5;: no 8 c ans": 0
]lt'4‘."‘l‘.7-‘l,l in three scenes. The first ”or". me bum, hymn writer The resigned, will be chosen. as well as organisations will report in full for are welcome. date from Mnarch .8 to March 1..
\\ its llir‘ “. tidinz DI‘UCCSSlOH, 1h!) BCI‘Vle’S “1“ be “Cid in the Rownyton a new I{epubucun Town Committee ‘110 your. 3‘” the "‘0‘“le 0t ‘hc . ’. . Thumday ‘:45 ‘3' m- Regular mid‘
tl l‘l’lll‘l 1:12!“""(mlg'F‘Tcnjlf’ln-‘l’ and Methodist church. Mrs. Qrville Rec- appointed. Chi-Illic’ilpfilco jimegmto :t::n3}.gandrl:: Christ Church “ COR pray or tier-vice;
z" t 1m. I" t‘t‘cfl- ion. lUSC’flll‘ [or of Bridgeport, who was a, per- It ls.cxpcctcd that the oeting 9“ c ' -. ' Grcco ' Boulevard L. Nor-walk . .
lItrn‘Hr; “‘. the fast included 1‘4"” sum-ii friend ot~l\ilss Crosby and to will be In impel-uni: one inlaysmuch "WNW"! °f “’0 ”“1“" 3”“ “"3 15,53... 1;. 1;. 1.00m rector so. horwal‘k COngI-egattoual Church
“:M‘ "’1" 1‘1”“ ”huh“, 1.‘1°r$“°° A" whom she told many or the cir- u it Will mean the locul starting 0! “Pedal!" requested to I” there. March 9, first, Sunday in Lent. R9"- 1".3- 33‘3“”- minister
tt~.li'. Alilllt‘ifiill)Illcqenbcrg- doltman cumstanges w ieh prompted her to the presidential campaign. although -~ 10:80 a. m. Morning prayer and _Arcigbnld Merriam. organist “d
”I Imq"._li«'llll\\‘l|i ROCHE. Doris 13‘“- write the hymns. will be the speaker. present indications point to the fact International BM” Students sermon “The Water of Life " (in-Gem“
'hr- “ '““”” “ms" “”9"" Ayers. A program of Miss Crosbv's firm": that the interest in local attain n‘ill There will be no mectingg in Red 1115. a -m \‘undn school Services for Sunday. March 9 will
“mi“ “""dm‘m- Mildred l-lantord. “'i“ also be given. The ETE‘P'RMY fur overshadow the interest in na- Men's hall on Sunday. March 9 on "‘50 .m I :Ev nil): lr vc d be held as t'olIOWs:
Engine L'rnig. ltIilth Roddy. Inez chorus ....“ join the circle in the tionul and state affairs account. at the famous lecture. "All scr‘ulonpby the “:3, iedngfh REE} 9:45 a. in. Church school.
.lu;.tw-. (ll‘l‘ll‘llllll ’i hompson. Iliarriett testimonial. Miss Crosby was a. A number of did t Nations Marching to Armageddon . ' ‘ .I 10545 a. at. Public worship. Scr-
i:- .ulman .\iurlel Jioftett Iris Brun- ' m u on are n'v ' ' ’lll N ver kcnzic. rector 0‘ the 318111011.“ ' ' "
l ' ' . .ll‘if'llibol‘ of ”10 Bridgeport circle of groom‘n' themselvel for WM —M“u°m 30" u‘ ln‘_ “ _ e . Church at the 110! 'I‘l‘inlt . \V t monl The I‘anllly and the chunk-
.iucn. “use: Herman. uni BIIlkIDr-diing’s daughters. Thil circlo ‘is sumo“... pm“ oh "I ‘0" mullet" Die." which will be given in the L g y 3’ “5 ' 6:30 p. 111. Young People'.‘ meet-
t huiluttu 1w)". .Jilt'ii Baker. Ldlth now soliciting funds for the erection 9 co Empress theatre Dnnbury at 8:80 D. W I . I “ " . . .. in". .
“In“; ”PM” Amswor’th. Ray Gab of a home for the aged and dedicate too. as well as for the office of judge *m. The train leaving 80. l’orwalk Monday ”4.00 p. m. G 1‘. s. Lan- 7:30 p. m. Dr. C. E. Bat-to of New
hum. ‘.';lltvr Rue, “’iiliam Keene, it w her. A collection will be taken 0! probate, which he has resign , g: 2'12 will arrive in time for the “mat“ ”30 p‘ n} heighborhood lluvcn will shoot: illustrated lec-
.\'m-:u;ln Greenwood. Richard llodge- “I, at the memorial services in the At the present time the Town °° ‘ lecture. All are welcome. Sea-Ls free ”‘31“ in the basement or the turu on "The Passion Play" A good
mun. Alfred ‘Cummlnss Evelyn flownyton church and turned over to mm“ 13 held": m °“° member, and no collection. hurch ’ congregation enjoyed‘ his lecture
“mim- Itomthy ‘Vhltlock. Ethel the Bridgeport circle: The members M“ M- H' “in" “‘1“: "“8““! ' ' ° “”3“" 7:00 I" m' Junk" 3°”, last Sunday evening on "The Faerie
'l‘htmipsun. MurJorlc Joyce. Helen M the King's daughters of Norwalk last week. and as the limo ‘5 ‘0 Knight 805A. .‘L E. Church lub. ~' 0f Obc‘rnnlmergau" T7113 lecture
(”Ulnmnwg lively" Madman. 1‘4"“ have been invited to attend. Mrs. 51”" mm” ”m "1““ °°mmm°° ltev w Henry Lunar pastor “Tuesday 4‘30 I" “" mamma‘ given under 1121: Ian: 1 cs 1 th'
lnghum, \u-mr [[nnford' Edwin Ar- Reet0r_ the speaker. ‘3 former pre~ will again be chosen. no steps to 11 a: m' Sermon by .Evangelist. lion class at the. melon-“5:30 to South Nor‘mlk Mcthodlisi andOCo f
to Mr; .lrun Allicnlllilen. Russell Mor. gm...“ of the State Council of the fill that. vacancy will be taken. ‘E I“ -'C 'chm Subject. "Press 7:30. Supper in the basement of the re all not hu h will be t n
gnu .lmi Liillzln Fitch. The produc- King's Daughters. Mrs. \\'. F. Amb- It is claimed that Judge Salmon in l’gur’VVa-y" * church. undci‘ ”10 ill-‘SNCCS 0f the faint“) oudc “Sci? to “vein-:5;
:iou “us directed by Rev. and Mrs. [c.- will be in charge of the musical relinquishing the reins of the Town P40 ‘3‘ to Sunday school. Altar Guild and the Vestry. who sic: it Th: mg“: is cordiall
Lari hhattner. ' program. committee will endeavor to have a ”I‘ll. m: Seron Iron: subject. Thursdayizmtl l!- m. Meeting of invited. ' ’
o o o . 9 _ .4 chairman and a committee appoint- “Vinnit is Your \Veight?" by Evun- go \Vomauchu'ld with Mrs. L. to. Tuesday 2:30 Dim- Meeting or the
“PI and MR .lulncs ll. Little of :1 .‘\n interesting covert pro‘nm ed that will meet with his apIpl-mul genst alancii. Other service and ,, lompson. 4 1°“ 1)th street. \Vhatsoevcr Circle at the home of
St. John street are receiving con. ““15 (‘ninyod at the Ron-33310“ Metho- and policies. but "1° °PP°8lnha° Lord‘s Supper followed by closing ”-50 9‘ “P _ 3““ “t hing “mu” Mrs. C. Efflurlbut. 10 Crescent Tel-L
grnmmmnmon ”w birth of an eight- dist church last night. The church lion hopes for control of the caucus, ”m“ of the two weeks‘ revival 1“ ”‘0 church basement. '
pound daughter at their home. yes-
trr-lnv morning. The baby has been
named Jeanne.
t I .
’i‘hr- women of the. Advent. Chris-
liun church are holding a cake sale
in ltvxlutc‘s tlmvvr shoppe. “'ushlng-
inn street. starting this morning at ll
u'l'lllt'ix'.
C I 0
Mrs. J. \\’;1ll.'lee Marvin of Pine
Hill .‘i\l‘lill" will ulidi‘f‘ss the Durien
Improvement. association at its meetl
iii: 'l‘nemlny afternoon in thc'Royio
school. Dal-ion. at 3:80 o‘clock.
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Mrs. John Slant of Fourth street
has gone to Pittsburgh where she
will remain for some. time as the
guest or her brother. 13. S. Grifiln.
Mr. (lriilin, who has been visiting
his mother in East Nor-walk. return~
ed with his sister to Pittsburgh.
. O O
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Broadway of
('hnries street were recent visitors in
Bridgeport, where they attended a
perfurniancc at 01):: of the theatres.
I O
A stereopticnn lecture on “The So-
cial Results of the Mission.” was
given at. the Christ church. last
night. This is the first in a series
of lectures which will be. given at the
church during lent. The pictures
shown last night. depicted the won-
derful work which American mis-
It’s 'A' Comfortable Feeling (
r it. helps a lot to know’ that the pass
. on it represents a nice little sum tucked away in a
vingg‘ncgomlt, ready for the
" m gums added regula
' the pay Envelope .stops for awh'
“k gets by With the least dif
Innis, ~
mun
ozone: L. woonwun, .
sinners are doing in foreign lands.
The picture was nine shown for-the
children in the afternoon.
is
-b60k with your
unexpected need. .And the.
fly. the greater the‘feeling
e, the man with
ty.
i...-
. Vice-Pr -« y. m
“95
..l-v u
was well
violin
pleasing.
sang her numbers in a. manner that
delighted all.
pianist. playpd in nn'alfitistic manner.
Miss Kuplun also aceom
t'uther.
loiht.
program, as this was his nu appear-
once bctorc a Rowayron audience.
He had no difficulty in winning his
hearers.
tion the concert was given. is highly
pleased with the results obtained.
Violin solo-Conccrto IX by De.
Soprano solo-Jrhe Valley of Laugh-
Plnno solo—“Kanennoi Ostrow."
Baritone solo—~"Bune." by Josephine
Violin solo—"Ave Maria." by Sbuo
Sept-zinc soio-“By the Waters of the
Bhrltone solo—Gyp
Violin solo—Austrian Folk Song. by
was Mrs.
Knowles, Mrs. Knowles.
Mrs. David Campbell. 0: Maple ovo-
nue. who is ill at her. home with
bronchial pneumonia In improving
slowly.
children. Belinda. nnd‘ Militia. 53..
of Worcester. are visiting Mrs; Git-
Yord'l mother. Mrs. Willium Filt-
banks or one King’s Bighwuy who
road and her sister. Mrs. T. 0. Mc-
Kendry of Mid overlie. visited
ut the home or thoir'parontl. Mr.
and Mrs. Stephen Heuth. or New
Canaan. Wednrduy. '
. I. .
, T
'guricn Methodist church will meat
at the home of Mrs. Arthur Gal-tell
on the Post .Rgad next Thundsy. .
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The member. or the Thoreau o
hing club were entertained by
‘acphcn Wood at her homo
tilled. Ladislau Kapl s
in terprctations were In
Mrs. uiajvt-F'mo. so'prnno soloist.
Miss Bertha. Kaplan.
panicd _hcr
Harold B. Knowles} baritone so-
added special «interest. to the
Mrs. Sehnert. under whose dim-
The program (allows:
Berlin ............: Mr. Kaplul:
ter. by Sanderson . . . . Mrs. Worm
by
lubcustein . . . . . . . . . Miss Kaplun
McGlli Mr. Knowles
bert..........._..... Mnk’aplon
Minnetonka." ' by L i e u ‘r n. n c o
. . . . Mrs. Wei-mo
sy Love Song. by
Victor Herbert . .. . . Mr. Knowles
cine-onus... .-
Krcislcr. and Souvenir. by \DoDla.
... Mr. Knplun
The accompanist for Mrs. Werme
Sehnert. and for Mr.
Miss Eva. Campbell. daughter of
. -o o o
Mrs. William Gifford and two
seriously ill. .
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Mrs. William Deverill. of the _POIt
and thus the opportunity or select-
ing their
members.
A woman vice-chairman will also
be elected at the caucus. the meet-
ing or the Republican State Central
committee in Harttord last Monday
tormuily recognizing women as vice
chairmen on all town committees.
This step was taken. however. last
your in. Westport. Mrs. John Adam
Thaycr was appointed Go the office.
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Hendrik Vin Loon. noted writer,
will deliver. 0. lecture on "History
Retold" in the library hall next
Tuesday night. He will speak under
the auspices of the Teacher's Lea~
guo. Mr. Van Loon is the author or
the “Story of Mankind" am: “The
Story or the Bible." ,
O
which has been a. great. success.
Monday evening. Trustees meet-
ing. ‘
Tuesday evening. Class .mcetlng.
t O t
leader and committee
Bust Avenue M. 15. Church
L. Earl Shmner. pastor
Morning worship Sunday morning
at 10:30. The sermon theme will be
"Serving a World." ‘
Sunday school and Bible class at
1:. The Bible class will study the
first Epistle to the Corinthians.
Junior League meets at 8 o'clock.
Epworth League at 6:30. The
topic is. “The Epworth League's
Task." and the lender in Mrs. S. H.
Carpenter.
Evening worship st. 7:30. The
theme of the sermon will be. "See-
ing Seltfrhru Christ." ,
Tho Omicron Circle has given
over its meeting night to the Bible
class. Accordingly. the Bible class
-wlli hold a social evening Monday
night at. which supper will be served
at 6:30. A most cordia. invitation
is extended to the Omicron mem—
bers to be the guests of the Bible
clas- for the evening.
On Tuesday evening at. 8 the WA»
man's Foreign Missionary Society
will meet at the home of Mrs. Wil-
lis Bean.
Ludioo' Aid society meet \Vednw-
‘dw afternoon at 2. 9‘
Payer meeting Thursday evening
at '7:45. ..
On Friday evening. March 14th
at I8 o'clock. the dramatic story of
“ch 0' My Heart". is to be given by
Mubch E. Mullins in thc’church‘hu -
ital-tum. Those who heard Mi
Mullins in "Amarilly orI Clothes Linc
Alley” will not wish ‘to miss this
treat. ,ITho evening’s entertainment
is under the cuspfizes oi.’ the Omi-
cron Circle und. tickets may be had
“tron: any or the members. 4 ‘
‘ O O O
’ Mann} Zion Bnptlst. Church
Rev. H. R. Cooper. pastor
Franklin St’rect
Preaching. at 11 o’clock a. m.
i Muddy school at 12:30 p. ni.
B.Y.P.U.ut6p.m.
Preaching at: 7:30 p. m.
. I.’Wedncsdsy. Prayer luv-‘3";
K7730 )J 131.4 .
Sowhg Circle Thu
The Parent-Teacher association oi“
Staples High school will hold its
regular meeting in the schoolon
next Wednesday afternoon at 3
'clock. Miss Keator, state director
of special education and standards.
will speak on "The Did’erent Child."
A. musical program has been ar-
ranged and tea. will be served.
- O C 0
Mr. cud Mrs. Angus P. Machn.
all. 0: Com/p0 road. have left. for the
South where they will spend a. short
vacution.
. O - O O
The Neighborhood Nature club'
that this afternoon at the Bedtord
house. The series of lectures on the
study or birds was resumed.
o o c _ I
Mr. and Mrs, William Walsh or
Muplewood avenue recently enter-
mined Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Webb,
10‘. sud Mrs. E. L .Danlels. Miss
Lillian Cousins. Miss Edwina. Cou-
sins nnd Miss Ann Dauchy or Exist
Nor-nut!
‘ Miss Mary Grimmer has resude
her Itory telling hour for children
in the library on Sunday afternoons. .
o c o . _
June. Mills of Riverside avenue,
who has been confined toms hone
for several weeks 'with .illness. is ’
now able to be shout.
on!”
at
??- ..a‘
,
day evening
0
he leiec' Aid Mien-o: thei
\,
unth-
ut 20 Day-street.
Friday evening. Missionary Circle.
Tuesday. March 11th, the minis-
ters of Nomlk and unity. Con~
torches will meet
church.
Henry Finch has not
Mrs. Christan
O
In. L. L'. Hut-rig, wife of Rev.
Mr. Hun-is. putt», of the Nordeid
church. continuu very ill. Owing to
In. Harri: one. there have been
no cox-vice. at Norneld church for
they": month. ' 7'
d his property
to Compton.
O O V
r
. o o v ,0
, Grace mt Church
- Cornel- Butler and Quincy Sta.
Rev. D. C. Thomas. pastor.
Mt. Zion '
vice with pictures.
at. '
St. Paul's Parish
Kev. Louis B. llowull. rector
First Slgday in Lent.
2130 a. in. Holy Communion.
3 _a. m. rigorning prayer.
10:30 a; ni.’Hoyl C
sermon.
house;
St. Paul
’8
9:15 at the church.
“reek-day services as follows:
bionday. \Vedncsday. Friday. Holy
Communion 0 a. m.; evening prayer
5 p. in. Tuesday. Thursday. Satur-
day. Holy Communion 7:30 a. m.;
evening prayer 5 p. in- - »
. .Thiins the Lenten Ember week.
during which praycrs‘Iare to be bold
daily at morning and evening prayer
for these who are who admitted to
Holy Orders. The
church is to call
“0!!!»
town ”7° especial
ship at St. Paul’
The church is open all d every
‘day in their“; "for rest. pro .and
meditatio t ‘ .
Confirm out o “administered
by the Bishop ‘ or the ‘ Rt.
Rev. c. B. Bremen-“Dds; mic-Lent
Sunday. Hatch satin". instructions
preparatory thére
church“ every Lord‘s
“diet: may begin on
my Sunday atreither or the Sunday
schools. strangers and visitors in
15’ invited to wor—
3.
The rector is tn‘churob
from five until seven.
venlcnceIpt those.,~who wish to see
him for consultation. .
at thoJonrp’clock
day afternoons.
for children’s- Serum
Soldier."
"Paradise.”
0:45 p. as. Ice
Society
“AN:
‘
South Kerwin: .
REV. Lester T. Mallory. past
Sunday 10 a. tin-Bible '
_11 I. m._
Tor
M",
Lgtot'regulur sol-mgr},
an: of was
7:30}. 1:2. 2min“; .. ..
to ‘13 being given
Friday 4:00 p. in. Children's scr-
7:45 p. m. hive-
ning service. with pictures and mis-
sionary lecture on "The Interior ct
Alagku." followed by choir rehears-
._ .
- 4 p. m. Evening prayer and con-
firmation instruction.
St. Andrew's Sunday school meets
at. 9 a. m. at the \V
*1
design of the
her members to
prayer and (acting. to invoke the
Divine aid sud blessings .on the
choice and commission of ministers
of the Gospel. the following Sunday
being the cannula! days for ordina~
Tho Ember days are \Vcdnes-
day. Friday and Saturday. ‘ '
All persons are Welcome at the
services at St. Paul's church. Mem-
bers are urged to bee
tion to be in?!
flat)! ,New ch
p their obliga~
Saturdays
' tor the con-
WmSum-
Great
n.
a
ommuxyon and
nipuulv sehqpl-
nday school at
race. Scripture for the day will be
Gospel ot'Johu. chapters. 10. 11. 13.
The Endeavor Circle will meet.
on \Vednesday afternoon at 8
o'clock at the home of Mrs. C. P
Frey. 27 Seaview avenue.
The program 01; music for Sunday
will be: »
Morning:
Organ Prelude. Romy-52a. .. Lamont
Anthem. "I was glad when they mid
unto me" ............. Spence
Ottertory Quutet. “God be merci-
ful" .....’....._.......... Buck
Organ Bos‘tlude. March 1413 Fist.
a
....................... Duncan
Evening:
Organ Prelude. "In the Twilight"
(Prayer) .......-..._.... Barker
Anthem. "Suvior. when Night En-
velopes the Sky” ......L Shelley
Organ Postlude in A Minor
.................;..-.. mullet-ts
O O.
Blot-will: M. E. Chm-
Rev. George B. Tompkins. minister
Charles G. Ives. om and en.
rector; Mm. Lois Wen-me. soprano;
M rs. L. L. Pugh. oontralto; Hurry L.
Sterling. busso; Erna-t \W.~§oule.
tenor. . ' ~ 2 .
The Sunday school und the Men’s
Assemby Bible class convene ut ‘10
o'clock. .
Worship and serm
own: 11 o'clock.
Gypsy Simon
Smith will preach.
Sermon topic: “The World's Great-
est Need." " ‘
The Epworth ,League service at
6:30 will be led by Mrs. Thou. Long-
staif. _ * ‘ ‘
At. 7:30 (gypsy Simon Smith will
conduct the concluding service of
the two weeks’ 'evungellstic mm-
paign. He will tell the story 0: his
life "min tho‘GYlBy Camp to the
Pulpit? Thls'otory is llké . oom-
binauon or a fairy tale cud I. mir-
acle. But it is a. true story 0: a
true man’s life. - s
The excl-ing- ‘at both the morning
and evening services will be for ..be
evangelist who works without an;
gu rantee. ‘
The W. F. M. 8. will hold its an-
nual meeting. on Tuesday afternoon
at 3:30 o'cloc Annual. repel-u will
be read; the election of emcers’ will
.be held. and Mrs. L. L. Pugh will
Sing... Mrs. A. W. Mitchell will con-
duct the ' study ’ period. Rehabs
mentsI'wnl be served. The meeting
will be hot the home of Mrs.
tOutfit-once Seszn , . . 5 Ohio avenue. A
h papa-#42:: I
“I think mother known-.M‘ We.
let. You cal go when you grow up."
no!) better
:You-u
“on
this summer. Huron brute timc
“She's right. Viola; 1 You’ll luv-a"
“You know I ‘want'to'leo the first
“\_\"hcw!" he cxcalnimed suntan:
at: the headlines. "John McKay has
i.
Wednesday 2 p. m. The Woman's
“WAY.
MARCH
%
i
J
1354.
It your root leaks—if you need"
new leaders—whatever
the services of a. tklijln
man you should know
telephone will put you
with a. competent wotizzt, ;~
The NASH. RAYMOND
& DEAN CU.
rails tor
rem
that you:
in touch
Call
2m Hill Road
cured.
Egbert.
Young
service.
sonnno:
mist: Ml
m.
Prelude. Adagietto lit:
Ottertory
Soprano
Lord.
Postiudc
68 Van
Rev. N.
tor. 66 Van Zandt strert.
Sunday
subject: "Mercy."
”7:00 P. ILL—subject:
12 M.—Sunday-school.
BL—Young Peep?!
Class. All young people ~ “
13
5 P. M.
lions welcome.
Tuesday. 8 1". M.—Chez.— :2
Thursday.
service. (
North Par
A grand concert
March 18.
avian Bell
walk Methodist church l... 1‘:
auspices of the Swedish (...:zrega-
tlonul church.
kind has never before been gum in
the city ofNorwalk. The g “4“” an?
artists. Il.
time they visit our
U
ml
service at
at 11A. M.
school at
6.11le Welcome.
The one
nlng at 8
Rev. 1“. L. Riper. paswr. ”’3
Ellie Pal-trick. organist. .
liming worship at 10:34“. Toflc
of morning address: “TY-ibar‘f
Character of any other irr'I'l‘ “and
Sunday—school at 11:50. WW
Bland. superintendent. Junie-rs at
3 o‘clock. Mrs. Ajnsworth. leaner.
Loyul workers at b:15. (”won
Evening
topi : "The Resources of Port”?-
Gone! singing. Come and en)” the
tel-vice. » . . . .H
We: of the Missmn Socks} "‘ ,
meet on Wednesday at one o'clock-
Payer
“first!” evening at. 7.30-
. C C .-
n... Church or Chris: suentls
Su bject :
filming
out. A most enjoyable t:;r
lst Congregational Church. .V
Rev. E. 1“. McGregor. 1‘2; Ll.
Morning worship at 1-
sermon by the 13-:‘3.
Sunday school at noon.
ptrsonage at 7 p. ill.
Tuesday at
Rule Circle will
Fred Malkin. Soundvnw t. .
“Wednesday at
era Circle
Charles Murphy. 3 1:»: '~
Thursday at 8 p.
The music:
Mrs. Lillian Sherwood
lei-la Rusticana." . . .
U I
Swedish (‘ongregal
St. Peter‘s Evangellccl Lutheran
First Sunday in
The voting members will n
day evening at
meetings will be held 1:: '3": L
meat or the church. .
Advent Christian Church.
Van unlit and Harvr)‘ r.
The regulnr Sunday .
this church is held at 11 A. M. Sun
day-school isheid at 11 A. M-
_ Wedaaday both
meeting is held at 8 o'clock. To m.
08 these service. the public .3
“M - I IL
room. Royal James 11 ‘-
‘ Open week dun (holidays excep
e0) Iron: 1: to 5.
“moronic:- tram 7 to 9
in are .welcome.
m m Church of Sew
~ Mu. MI
‘2 n. Witt maze Van 9°
larva-atom. Sub!“
'W“ Wm“
.eisas.
m
Fast-2r
. 3 u wzth
Trev
G
People‘s mean;
3 p. m.
Diet“.
l
b
p. m. i. ..
mec’.
will
47‘.
.‘Imiizrk.
Mrs. Edna liar 5:1.‘42k. pi-
AI
53 Macbeth nstm. violin-
Yiolin and Plan
Intermezzo.
. .
, i
Miss Austin
Solo. "Trust T
...... John l‘riz:i.t. St:
Mrs. Newkirk
Mrs. Seiict‘k
I..-:\.li
. ,
tonal ('hlm‘h
.‘~ 2 N‘ we“
Zandt 5L,
Hialniar Cir
1.-
services:
-—Communion.
8 l‘. M.—
b) discussing .
k. College Drixc.”
will ‘ gr.
8 P. M. by thv Standin-
Ringers at tile Srtth )0:-
the
’3
A cone—r: r-i this
may be tho only
town.
O 0
Church.
10 A. M.
Bible Class a
12 M. Even t-~:iy is cer-
.‘~l -: n
it will meet 533‘ “9'
o'clock.
aft Fl’l‘
S o'c:~:~ k “5
<f—
’
service at 7:30.
and praise service 0“
5? West Ave.
service 0‘
an“...
evenins
testimony
Tuesday
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